SAPA – DURBAN – The nephew of President Jacob Zuma has launched a land claim targeting more than 60 farms in Impendle in the...

BY SAPA – Government encourages all South Africans to work together and dedicate 67 minutes of their time to clean up South Africa on...

Qualifications are not the be-all and end-all to employment, In South Africa, the graduation rate among South Africa’s 23 public universities is 15%. These...

By SAPA –  Johannesburg – Around 500 residents of Stoffelpark informal settlement in Mamelodi, Pretoria sat in the middle of a road in an...

BY LINDA ENSOR –  Labour Minister Mildred Oliphant said on Tuesday, that there was an urgent need to tackle the wage gap between top...

BY CAROL PATON AND PAUL VECCHIATTO –  The separation of the oil and gas sector into a different piece of legislation could be part...

BY CAROL PATON –  CHILDREN in households that receive a government child support grant grow taller, are less likely to repeat a grade at...

by Jonny Steinberg –  IT IS a matter of time before the work of French economist Thomas Piketty begins to influence debates about wealth...

By Simon Allison –  Equatorial Guinea has one of the worst human rights records on the continent, all overseen by Africa’s longest serving dictator....

By Sisonke Msimang –  Ramphele’s assumption that she will be accepted into civil society, where she can continue her project of ‘active citizenship’ without...

By Victoria John –  Last week a group of Mail & Guardian readers rallied around to rage at a column published by Haji Mohamed Dawjee....

When a team from Oxford University’s Humanitarian Innovation Project set out to explore what work refugees and asylum seekers in Uganda had managed to...